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?Tintin Conference


Blistering barnacles in a thundering typhoon!


In response to a number or requests, we are extending the deadline for abstracts to 30 April 2018.


Yours,


Captain Haddock


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Subject: Tintin conference - booking now available; cfp; keynotes announced


                                               Tintin Conference:[X][X]

Booking information and Call for papers





An international conference will be held at Leeds Beckett University to celebrate one of the most recognised comic characters of the 20th century - Tintin. The comicbook series, which follows the roving reporter and his dog Snowy, and its creator Hergé will be celebrated at the two-day conference at the university, 13-14 June 2018.



The Tintin conference is being organised by Leeds Beckett's Northern Film School and Leeds Art Research Centre. The conference will discuss the popularity of Tintin, the relationship between Tintin and Hergé, and such areas as friendship, audience appreciation, masculinity, sexuality, and legacy.



Keynote speakers will be world-renowned Tintinologist, Michael Farr and Professor Laurence Grove of Glasgow University, producer of a new documentary about the Tintin adventure The Black Island.



For further conference information and to book your place visit our university online conference store:

https://onlinestore.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/conferences-events-memberships/conferences/the-tintin-conference



Call for Papers - Deadline for proposals: 1April 2018



We are pleased to invite you to submit abstracts and panel proposals of no more than 250 words, plus a mini-biography of approximately 100 words. Please supply your academic affiliation (if applicable) and relevant contact details.



Themes can include but are not limited to:

Nostalgia

Fandom

Sexuality

Gender identity

Science in Tintin

The politics of Hergé and Tintin

The Tintin Shop

Tintin outside the comic

Branding Tintin

Historical perspectives

Envisaging characters in different media

Biographies, autobiographies, histories

Architecture

The Hergé Museum

Hergé's other characters



To submit your abstract, please send to: [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>





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